Sister’s Artwork Debacle: Who’s Really to Blame?

We all know that sharing is caring, but what happens when a deal between siblings goes sour? A 20-year-old woman and her 14-year-old sister decided to split the cost of a Nintendo Switch, but things took a turn for the worse when the younger sister failed to hold up her end of the bargain. With the older sister now refusing to let her sibling play with the console, the question remains: who’s really at fault here?

The Nintendo Switch Agreement

Saving Up and Falling Short

The Artwork Deal

Unfulfilled Promises

More Broken Promises ‍♀️

The Switch Showdown

Mom’s Input ‍♀️

A Surprising Turn of Events

Financial Responsibility Lecture

New Negotiations

Drawing Haley from Stardew Valley

Sisterly Resolution or Temporary Truce? ️

After a series of broken promises and a heated confrontation, the younger sister finally apologized for her actions and agreed to fulfill her part of the Nintendo Switch deal. With a new change jar to help her save up and a renewed commitment to creating the artwork, it seems like these siblings may have found a way to resolve their conflict. But the question remains: will this newfound peace last, or is it just a temporary truce in the ongoing battle of sibling rivalry? Only time will tell!

Teaching an important lesson: NTA for holding sister accountable

Teens need to learn to honor agreements, sister is entitled. NTA

Teaching kids the value of money: NTA for holding sister accountable

Refusing to give in to entitled sister, mom is TA

Sister’s lack of effort leads to NTA judgement

Verbal agreement broken, sister learns valuable lesson. NTA

Teaching responsibility: NTA holds sister accountable

Sibling rivalry at its finest

Sister’s entitlement leads to Switch drama

Sister’s entitlement leads to artwork debacle. NTA.

Sibling rivalry and bad parenting

Sibling art deal gone wrong, NTA stands up for fairness

Brother is NTA, mom’s advice is BS. Sister needs to learn.

Sister broke a promise for Switch, NTA stands firm

Sibling debt drama: Tough love or enabling?

Payment missed, reward lost

Sibling art deal gone wrong. NTA stands firm and fair.

Sibling rivalry and parental favoritism in gaming console dispute.

Teaching a lesson to entitled parents

Teaching responsibility at a young age

Sister fails to deliver artwork twice, NTA for holding accountable.

Siding with the commenter and questioning the downvotes

Standing up for what’s right, even when it’s hard. NTA

Sibling solidarity over N64, OP’s sister missed out

NTA: Keep doing what you want with your switch

Sibling conflict resolved with financial literacy. NTA

Teaching responsibility: NAH sister didn’t follow through, mom enabling

Don’t back down, you’re being the bigger person here. NTA

Teaching sister responsibility: NTA wins the blame game.

Teen sister wants share in Switch, but commenter says NTA.

Sibling art drama sparks debate on reasonable payment for minors.

Teaching the value of hard work and responsibility

Sibling art feud: NTA paid for it, sister won’t contribute ‍♂️

Sibling money feud over art supplies, NTA saves the day

New account accused of being fake in comment section

Valuable life lesson for both: nothing is free, timing matters

Nostalgic gamer reminds kid that promises and money matter ️

Standing up for yourself: NTA holds sister accountable

Curious about sister’s income source

Sibling rivalry over shared item ends in regrettable outcome.

Generous OP offers to pay for sister’s art, but she’s ungrateful

Sibling ownership dispute over Xbox 360. NTA wins.

Don’t mess with commission art. NTA is right.

Sister and You argue over entitlement with Pikachu face

Legally yours. Rent it to her for chores. ️

Payment dispute leads to blame game over artwork commission

Charge her per session to avoid future issues

Sibling art deal gone wrong, commenter advises standing firm.

Sibling drama resolved maturely with a valuable lesson taught ✌️

Gamer sibling says NTA for paying less for Switch

Don’t share the switch! NTA, actions have consequences.

Saving up for a PC at 13: Good lesson for sister

Sibling art deal upheld, NTA. Legal battles over broken deals.

Sell the switch and avoid drama. NTA